Romania ranks 27th out of 33 countries in the electric vehicle charging infrastructure ranking, dropping seven places compared to 2024, according to the 6th edition of the "EV Charging Index" study published by Roland Berger. In the 2025 edition of the "EV Charging Index," Romania scored 42 points out of a maximum of 100, a decrease of four points, causing it to drop seven positions. The increase in charging points “reflects both ambitious private sector investments and commitments under the RRP. For example, the largest electric charging hub in Romania was inaugurated in May 2025 on the A1 motorway, with 34 charging points up to 400 kW, designed also for electric trucks. Regarding electric vehicle usage patterns in Romania, 37% of Romanians report driving less than 10,000 km/year, the highest proportion among the countries analyzed and well above the global average of 20%.